Former first round pick leaves North America after disappointing season in the Maple Leafs organization

According to Hockey Analyst Kevin Weekes, former New York Islanders first-round pick Josh Ho-Sang has signed a one year deal with Salavat Yulayev Oufa of the KHL.

Ho-Sang has amassed 53 games in the NHL and over 200 in the AHL. He played with the Toronto Marlies last season, scoring 35 points in 47 games.

The Ontario Native also represented Canada at the Beijing Olympics last February, where he had three assists in five games. When Ho-Sang signed with the Maple Leafs organization he was hoping to get a chance to salvage his NHL career, instead be just received another AHL season.

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10 JUILLET \| 201 ANSWERS Former first round pick leaves North America after disappointing season in the Maple Leafs organization Why hasn't Josh Ho-Sang played more NHL games so far in his pro career?
Personality issues	58	28.9 %
Too much Individual play with the puck	24	11.9 %
Defensive issues, Coach's can't trust him	29	14.4 %
Not good enough	90	44.8 %
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